What Actions Can You Take As An Everyday Citizen? Get Informed about the 2015 Elections on ‘Late Night with Nike Oshinowo’

As political season revs up, join host Nike Oshinowo as she sits down with Executive Director of Enough is Enough Nigeria (EIE), Yemi Adamolekun, to discuss the nation’s governance and the responsibilities as Nigerian citizens.

On the show Yemi Adamolekun shares her spirited views on social media as a tool to mobilize and inform voters. She also touches on what Nigeria’s masses base their votes on, introducing political debates to Nigerians and the upcoming elections.

Late Night with Nike Oshinowo tackles these questions – Who will you be voting for? What actions can you take as an everyday citizen? What are the problems with our election system?

Only you can make your vote count by going to vote, staying at your polling station to ensure the votes are counted and texting your polling stations vote count to a/the central site set up by NGOs or media outlets. Insist on getting the following:
– total votes cast/accredited voters
– total voided votes (not paying attention to these votes is a big source of rigging)
– total for each candidate (given that there are 14 candidates, get at least the top 5)
This way there is less room for rigging.